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DB192860_Self-Portrait-with-Tattoos_water-media_Dorr-Bothwell

Self-Portrait with Tattoos by Dorr Bothwell (Samoa 1928). Water media. Private collection.

DB192850_Waiting_Dorr-Bothwell

Waiting by Dorr Bothwell (Samoa 1928). Private collection.

DB192840_woman-hiding-her-face_samoa_drawing_dorr-bothwell

Woman Hiding Her Face by Dorr Bothwell (Samoa 1928). Drawing. Private collection.

DB192835_samoan-oven_tau_pastel_dorr-bothwell

Samoan Oven, Tau by Dorr Bothwell (Samoa 1928). Pastel. Private collection.

DB192830_tropical-plants_still-life_samoa_watercolor_dorr-bothwell

DB192820_tropical-flowers_still-life_samoa_drawing_dorr-bothwell

Tropical Flowers by Dorr Bothwell (Samoa 1928). Drawing. Private collection.

DB192810_Beach-Vacation-Series_The-Pro_colored-pencil_Dorr-Bothwelll

Beach Vacation Series: The Pro by Dorr Bothwell). Original: colored Pencil (1928). Serigraph, edition 5/6 (1985). Private collection.

DB192808_tau_samoa_june_ink_dorr-bothwell

Tau (Samoa) by Dorr Bothwell (1928). Ink on paper. Private collection.

DB192807_in-my-room_samoa_water-media_dorr-bothwell

In My Room (Samoa) by Dorr Bothwell (1928). Water media. Private collection.

DB192805_Annie_Samoa_oil_Dorr-Bothwell

Annie (Samoa) by Dorr Bothwell (1928). Oil on board. Private collection.

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